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Maybe i spoke to soon =[

L

loobie_lou

Mama Doe
I was handling Kitt before, and when I went to put her back in the hutch she leapt out of my grasp and managed to knock her head before she got to the floor... she was, roughly, 2 foot away from the hutch... her behaviour straight afterwards was normal, but then my partner noticed some runny poo's... not diarheao... so we bathed her bottom and dried her, and she is being really REALLY sulky - which is totally out of character for her.

Any advice??

Louxx
 
Is she still behaving normally? Is she eating well? Is her balance okay? Is she hopping around okay? If all of these things can be answered Yes, then she is probably just a bit shocked. Having a bad shock or bump can give them a bit of a digestive upset too.....and her sulking might well just be another aspect of the shock. Hopefully she will be right as rain tomorrow. If she isn't, you might want to have a word with your vet to be sure.:)
 
She seems to be behaving normally now... she's eaten some of the hay we've put in, and she's just had a drink =] Phew... I'm just so worried because of what happened to my last baby, Chloe, I just want to make sure everything is right this time xx
 
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